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Acceptance-Tests.md

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 ### Console errors logging functionality in Acceptance Tests
 
-Acceptance Tests have the capability to detect console errors during CUJ's, potentially resulting in test failures. However, there are scenarios where certain console errors can be deemed acceptable and should not cause the test to fail. In order to ignore errors like these, you can use `ConsoleReporter.setConsoleErrorsToIgnore`, which takes in an array of error regexes to match the errors that can be acceptable. For instance, an error like `Blog Post with the given title exists already. Please use a different title.`, which occurs during the 'blog-editor-tests/try-to-publish-a-duplicate-blog-post-and-get-blocked' test, is ignored using the ConsoleReporter since it is an acceptable error in the context of the test. When passing acceptable errors like these to the ConsoleReporter, you should be specific and not use vague errors like `Failed to load resource...`.
+Acceptance Tests have the capability to detect console errors during CUJs, potentially resulting in test failures. However, there are scenarios where certain console errors can be deemed acceptable and should not cause the test to fail. In order to ignore errors like these, you can use `ConsoleReporter.setConsoleErrorsToIgnore`, which takes in an array of error regexes to match the errors that can be acceptable. For instance, an error like `Blog Post with the given title exists already. Please use a different title.`, which occurs during the 'blog-editor-tests/try-to-publish-a-duplicate-blog-post-and-get-blocked' test, is ignored using the ConsoleReporter since it is an acceptable error in the context of the test. When passing acceptable errors like these to the ConsoleReporter, you should be specific and not use vague errors like `Failed to load resource...`.
 
 Below is an example of this usage:
 ```typescript
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   ),
 ];
 ```
-To handle errors that need to be fixed, you should include them directly within the `console-reporter.ts` utility. In this file, you would add the error regex to the `CONSOLE_ERRORS_TO_FIX ` array and add a TODO comment which points to the existing issue number(This will be removed after the bug is resolved). If the error doesn't have any corresponding issue, then file a new issue on our [issue tracker](https://github.com/oppia/oppia/issues).
+To handle errors that need to be fixed, you should include them directly within the `console-reporter.ts` utility. In this file, you would add the error regex to the `CONSOLE_ERRORS_TO_FIX ` array and add a TODO comment which points to the existing issue number (this comment should be removed when the bug is resolved). If the error doesn't have any corresponding issue, then file a new issue on our [issue tracker](https://github.com/oppia/oppia/issues).
 
 For example:
 ```typescript